Bathroom sink backsplash ideas diy

Your bathroom backsplash is primarily functional. It stops gray water and bathroom products from seeping into the wall. Accumulated splashes and overflows may end up causing water damage and eventually stain your surface, crumble your plaster, and ruin the bathroom. It can even mess with the structural pillars of your house. Backsplashes from a protective

Gallery of the best bathroom backsplash ideas including marble, metallic, stone and tile backsplashes in unique and beautiful designs.

When redoing your bathroom sink you might wonder what sort of backsplash or tile to have behind it. We’ve checked in with our home decor experts and gathered some fantastic ideas of materials to use for your bathroom sink backsplash. Let’s take a look at what we found out. Tiling behind a sink is a […]

Do you really need to put a backsplash behind your bathroom vanity? Or is it just one more design decision to make when you are already overwhelmed by your bathroom renovation? We’ve researched the functional purpose and aesthetic value of a backsplash to let you know if it is a necessity worth considering. While it may […]

Use Simple Mat, plexiglass, and premixed grout to easily create a removable backsplash for your bathroom or kitchen using real tiles.

I had a budget of $200 to makeover a tiny 20 ft2 bathroom - it was very plain, plus it had a very dated, off-centered light fixture that needed to be addressed.…

A backsplash isn't just for the kitchen. A backsplash will help protect the wall behind the sink from water damage while also adding some visual interest to your bathroom. From bold to traditional, colorful to neutral, here are 10 brilliant bathroom backsplash ideas to inspire you.

How to remove tile backsplash without damaging the wall for a first timer. Only a couple of tools needed for this easier than you think DIY.

I have a sneaking suspicion that many of you have a tiling project you want to take on but don’t, because you’re unsure of yourself. I don’t blame you, there are a lot of steps…planning it out, mixing the thinset (mortar), applying the thinset, applying the tile, waiting for it to dry, grouting, sealing…. I...